Titlebook: Geographic Information Science; 4th International Co Martin Raubal,Harvey J. Miller,Michael F. Goodchil Conference proceedings 2006 Springe

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-00289-6ging spatial and thematic properties from the semantics embedded in a series of Web pages. We apply several local and global graph-based operators, and complement them with thematic, spatial and similarity operators. This allows us to infer the degree of correlation between the different properties

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-84210-7ive relations among regions in two dimensions. The motivation is to provide a formal qualitative spatial relations model for emerging 3D applications. Two sets of relations are defined: ternary projective relations based on the concept of collinearity between a primary object and two reference objec

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-04276-7terrain is defined by its critical points and by the critical lines joining them, which form a so-called surface network. Because of the large size of current terrain data sets, a multi-resolution representation of the terrain morphology is crucial. Here, we address the problem of representing the m

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-13522-7ular, we focus on the curve progression telling us how objects spread across the landscape. For instance, sinuosities of rivers provide important information about imperilled locations in the case of flood waters. However, precise geometrical descriptions are overdetermined and frequently difficult

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Die Praxis der Baumwollwaren-Appretur intersections for route following, and they disambiguate spatial situations at complex intersections. Not using them in automatically generated route directions is a violation of cognitive ergonomics. While we have made great progress on the one hand in characterizing and on the other hand in minin

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